Ryerson University.
In addition to opening the doors of its incubator to global applicants, the Toronto-based university also added two new programs to address the entrepreneurial and legal-specific challenges faced by legal tech startups at various growth states.
December 05, 2019 at 11:00 AM
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Ryerson University hasn’t launched a law school yet, but it’s already aiming to arm budding legal tech startups with business and industry know-how to survive and thrive in the legal market.
The Toronto-based college announced Tuesday it’s expanding its Legal Innovation Zone incubator to global applicants and adding two new programs to assist companies at various maturity stages.
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